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i ( 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, December 14,1983 Orono and District News By Isabelle Challice Community Services Hockey Quote - "It is better to build a fence at the top of a cliff, than to build a hospital below it." Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins were Saturday dinner guests of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey, Lindsay. On Sunday, Nov. 26, a very happy family gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpatricks, Orono South, when 12 cousins gathered together and celebrated celebrated three birthdays. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, New- tonville who on Saturday evening evening celebrated their silver wedding anniversary (25 years) with a large crowd of family and friends in Newcastle Newcastle town hall. The music group of Ding a Lings provided provided excellent music and the Storsbergens catered to the delicious luncheon. Some of those attending from Orono were Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon Gordon and family, Mrs. Spence Gordon, Mrs. Violet Sutcliife, Mr. Clare Martin, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Leskard, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yeo and Scott and many others from the area. A good crowd was in attendance attendance at the Kirby Sunday morning service with the choir rendering "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day" which was much enjoyed by all. On Tuesday Tuesday evening the Kirby U.C.W. held their annual party with their husbands and friends in the church hall. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown on the arrival of their first granddaughter, granddaughter, born to daughter Eveline and Steven Bark,. Peterborough, Dec. 7. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer and Mrs. Doris Wannan were Sunday visitors with Bruce and Margaret Mercer in Cobourg. St. Saviours Church News Members of the church school were in charge of the regular morning service and- this was followed by a tasty pot-luck dinner. The Advent Candle lit on Sunday is lit for Peace in our communities. We are gathering gifts for Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Suggestions from the hospital were toiletry items, costume jewellery, playing cards, note- paper, socks, candy, cigarettes, cigarettes, and a plant for a ward, would be appreciated. Plan to attend the Oshawa Festival Singers, in Newcastle United Church 'this Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. There will be silver collection and Miss Shelley Gray will be the guest soloist. Church envelopes are available available now and if you want a regular way of giving, weekly envelopes are good and receipts receipts can be given at the end of the year. Contact Fern Proctor 983-5480 for information. information. Century of Service - In 1984 St. Saviours will be marking their anniversary. We need a - Clip and Save - 10% Discount on everything in the store (except tobacco products) Thursday, December 15th 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Use your Master Card or Visa s (T gOM A N S Bowmanville Store Only 15 King Street West chairperson to head up the celebrations. Our Christmas Eve service will be held Dec. 24, at 8 p.m. at St. Saviours. Christmas Communion for the sick and shut-ins will be gladly arranged. Please call 987-4745. Orono United Church News Teachers and members of Sunday school were in charge of the Sunday morning service. service. Mrs. Lois Brown was in charge of the program. Everyone Everyone enjoyed the Christmas Carol singing and Lois read the scripture readings. Beautiful stories were given throughout the service by David Staples, Jennifer Henderson, Carol Yeo and Pam Werry. The Sunday school choir rendered several Christmas songs to a very appreciative audience. Mrs. Leila Werry introduced the Sunday school teachers and mentioned the fact that several new teachers are still needed to fill our team-teaching requirements. The benediction àflti closing song "Let There be Peace on Earth" was a very fitting climax to a good White Gift service. Several boxes of goods were collected to be distributed to needy families in our area, for the Christmas season. May the rich gifts of God bring joy to your mouths, sense to your lives, love to your hands, in Jesus Christ - Amen. A happy birthday to Stella Carson who on Sunday, Dec. 11, celebrated another year. The general U.C.W. meeting Waterbed Supplies and Accessories CANADIAN WATERBED COMPANY 23 Carlstrap^Street Bowmanville i Call 623-1020 Showroom Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri.9a.m. to 9 p.m.- Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Manufacturers of Quality Furniture Since 1974 m We have a great selection ♦Y: of top quality I Toys - Games § Hobbies and Crafts | I for Children of All Ages. | 1 WE'RE OPEN EVERY I | NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 | ^ All New and Enlarged I Creative Pastimes I I 5 King St. E. Bowmanville à v£ Telephone 623-1546 $ will be held this Thursday, Dec. 15 with a pot-luck dinner at 6 p.m. in the main hall. Special entertainment. Everyone Everyone please bring a friend. Special Christmas Eve worship worship - Leskard 7:30 p.m. and Orono 10:00 p.m. Christmas Day regular service service at 11:15 a.m. Families will be together for the entire service. Lots of singing I Our Annual Congregational Meeting will be on Sunday, Jan. 22, beginning after service service with a pot-luck dinner. Deadline for submission of reports is Jan. 6. Orono U.C.W. Reports The members of unit No. 1 held a very delicious Christmas Christmas dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 7, with 19 ladies in attendance. attendance. Following the dinner, Marjorie Marjorie Boynton, Thelma Gil- bank and Jessie Watkins gave the Christmas devotions, "Consecration, The Season of Gift Giving" complete with carol singing. Dorothy Barnett Barnett gave the "Mission Moments" with an article on Scott Mission, Toronto. A very fun-filled treasure hunt was enjoyed by everyone, everyone, courtesy of Mary Boynton, Boynton, to bring the afternoon to a close. Bertha White is again our unit leader for 1984. A noon pot-luck luncheon was enjoyed by ladies of Unit No. 2, with 15 in attendance, in the main hall of the church, on Tues. Dec. 6. Mrs. Bertha Touchburn, Bowmanville, gave as usual, a splendid Christmas devotional entitled "The Road to Bethlehem", followed by singing singing carols. Amid the colorful and attractive decorations in the Gunter recreation room, and with the crackling fire in the fire place, 20 ladies of Unit No. 3 sat down to a delightful pot-luck dinner, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 6. To call this pot-luck, how lucky can we get? Exotic casseroles, salads and desserts shot all those pre-Christmas diets! Recipes were also exchanged to share with those at home. Every member brought canned goods, and wrapped gifts to be sent to the Oshawa Men's Hostel. Our grateful thanks to Clare for taking these gifts on Wednesday morning. A very lovely Christmas Christmas devotional was prepared and given by Adele McGill, Joan Hodge and Marg Gunter. Cards were signed by everyone everyone to be sent to Audrey Rutherford, a sick member of unit 3, and to Norma Long, in Fenelon Falls, a former member. Thanks were expressed to Clare and Margaret for this lovely evening in their home. The ladies of Unit No. 5, Leskard enjoyed their annual Christmas dinner and parly on Wednesday, Dec. 7, in Leskard Hall with a good attendance. Bud Grant was in charge of devotions, following dinner and Christmas carols were sung with Mrs. Ruby Burnside at the piano. Several presentations were made - a flower arrangement to Betty Murdock who has sold her home, and is moving to Oshawa, and an arrangement to Rev. and Mrs. Wrignt. Our business meeting will be this Wednesday, Dec. 14, in the afternoon. Durham Complex News We have been very busy these past several weeks entertaining entertaining and catering to several groups. We entertained entertained the Brownies and Girl Guides in ap their up, held previously in the I.O.O.F. Hall. We have also catered to the Kinsmen, Kinettes and their families for j uie nruwmes ana uiri uides in appreciation for îeir splendid help cleaning p, following our dinners December 3,1983 Novice Tim's Rental - 4 - Richard Bateman three, Casey O'Neil one. Frank's Variety - 2 - Mark Bradley two. Adam and Eve - 2 - Jeff White, Chris Aitken. Bonded Paving - 1 - Steve DeBois. Victoria and Grey Trust - 6 - Chad Vanderende two, Grant their annual Christmas party, on Monday evening, Dec. 5, and on Tuesday evening, Dec. 6, we catered to a full course turkey, dinner for the St. Saviours church ladies.. Attention Mrs. Gould, who attended our Christmas bazaar on Sat. Nov. 26. You have a winning ticket from our penny sale ticket draws. Please contact Mrs. Doris Day 983-9754 to pick up your prize. On Monday evening, Dec. 12, the Beavers group and leaders are presenting Scout Calendars Calendars to all Senior Citizens in our complex, This Thursday we will be all sitting down to a full course turkey dinner for our monthly meeting. Santa Claus will be present and there will be the usual gift exchange. Spencer, Jeff Wright, Adam Kooy, Tracey Lemke. Marina Hotel - 2 - Chris McCarthy, Joseph Bate. 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